One-to-One - Ian Wright/Martin Luther King

This was such a brilliant advertisement ,I was truly touched. It had football star Ian Wright, who wanted to have a one to one with Martin Luther King. He wanted to ask him how he did what he did, how he was motivated, how he felt when his people were not treated like humans. And if is 'dream' has been fulfilled today. Martin Luther King was the civil rights leader, he won so many rights for black people. For Ian Wright, to say what he did in such an excellent manner and tone was just so fantastic. As clips of King were played, Wright was sitting in the bus, being just another black person. Helping to fight against injustices. It was such a moving ...  Read the complete review

This was such a brilliant advertisement ,I was truly touched. It had football star Ian Wright, who wanted to have a one to one with Martin Luther King. He wanted to ask him how he did what he did, how he was motivated, how he felt when his people were not treated like humans. And if is 'dream' has been fulfilled today. Martin Luther King was the civil rights leader, he won so many rights for black people. For Ian Wright, to say what he did in such an excellent manner and tone was just so fantastic. As clips of King were played, Wright was sitting in the bus, being just another black person. Helping to fight against injustices. It was such a moving ...  Read the complete review

I would like to have a one-to-one with Raquel Welch when she looked like she did in One Million Years BC, but that's completely irrelevant. I thought this advert was remarkably effective, given that Mr Ian looked entirely sincere, and seemed to have quite a connection with King. The scenes of him walking in a procesion, soberly dressed, worked very well, and it was nice to see people flogging their phones by pumping out an anti-racist message, albeit a rather polite one. Given that the only other one I remember was the pinched starved little face of Kate Moss drivelling on about The King, and that was a terrible advert, perhaps they should have got some more ...  Read the complete review

These adverts were a great idea, asking famous people who would they would like to have a one to one chat with. They start off well cause they usually don't pick stars who many people don't belive that they should be stars, like the Carol Smilies of this world. The best one is the Martin Luther King and Ian Wright. I don't know really why I like the advert so much, but the good things about it are, firstly the member involved Ian Wright, chooses someone of worthy nature to have a discussion with. He could so easily of chosen an ex Arsenal player, but he chose a great man. The advert is very well made also, as it merges Ian Wright ...  Read the complete review

As mentioned by balckjane, adverts are becoming increasingly more entertaining than the tv programmes. I simply can’t fault the Martin Luther one-2-one advert and indeed the entire one-2-one series. The first time I saw the advert I was amazed, it actually made me sit down and watch it, I was interested by the concept and the whole advert, and buy the end of it I was captivated and actually found myself influenced towards one-to-one phones in the future. Ian Wright MBE actually shows a most sensitive and sombre side that I never really associated with footballers. The layout is the same as the other one-2-one adverts, Ian Wright pays tribute to Martin ...  Read the complete review